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Local Only Ecclesiology and Historical Theology

My graduate school required a large amount of theology, which included the branch of historical theology.  Before I took the class, I must admit, I had not thought much about the category.  I know men introduced historical theology to me at different times and varied manners in other classes, but it became important to me […]

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The Regular History of Clever New Interpretations, Teachings, or Takes on and from Scripture: Socinianism

One way to get a Nobel prize in something, you’ve got to break some new ground or discover something no one has ever seen.  In the world, the making of a printing press or light bulb changes everything.  People still try to invent a better mousetrap.  It happens.  The phone replaced the telegraph and now […]

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